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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
8
Attorney General Homer S. Cummings outlined planned federal laws to tighten law enforcement later in the session. Proposals include gun and traffic regulation, prison officer complicity, alibi defenses, and removal and indictment procedures, amid rising kidnapping and racketeering activity.
Local social news records Sunday dinners and visitors from Berea Chatham Canton and Cleveland. P J White injured his ankle in a wire unloading accident and stays home. Spencer girls beat Wakeman 23 15. Axels lost. Monthly Spencer Methodist Men meeting January 26 features speaker Mayer Vanester with Citizenship topic.
Mrs. Bernice Lemke of 555 N Howard St Akron says Natex cured her yearlong nervous stomach indigestion and heartburn. She credits improved appetite weight gain and restful sleep after visiting Natex Specialist at Muirs Original Cut Rate Drug Store 415 Broad St. Free sample offered Adv.
The Spencer Methodist Church announces a study course taught by Rev. L J Qu.de with sessions beginning January 3 10 17 24 and February 7 14 2683 March 14. The program includes a Sunday evening concert by Mrs Fred Miller and the Church School Orchestra. The Gospel Team of Baldwin Wallace College will lead the January 21 service. The Norwalk District Epworth Leagues Mid Year Institute meets January 27 28 led by Miss Luella Gault of Chippewa Lake.
Lolis John Quade associated with Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church in a brief event notice. Details incomplete in readable text. no dates or outcomes available. Further context needed for full summary.
The Sunday program includes Sabbath School at 10 with Wayne Messnea supervisor and music by the church school orchestra. Morning worship at 11 and Holy Communion. Evening services at 7 30 conducted by the choir with an orchestral program under Mrs. Fred Manes. Guest speaker Honorable Mr. Vanoster, Elyria mayor, attends.
Linrain County residents who worked amid last summer’s forest fires donated their delayed pay to the county treasurer to cover delinquent taxes. The move could spare the county government from borrowing funds to cover current expenses.
On Tuesday January 16 Rev Roonts leading the Prelds Epworth League presents a three act comedy in the Brighton school auditorium under the Brighton Epworth League. Also Jan 14 Tem perance Day observanceA Brighton WCTU meeting at the Brighton School. Mrs Harvey Merrill hosted the Brighton Women s Foreign Missionary Society with Miss Esther Calkins visiting from Canton Ohio and Miss Etha Ruree. Nearby social visits include Mrs Emma Gill and Joe Gill of Toledo visiting Mrs Gill. Maureen Mecernicn of Wellington joined Mr and Mrs Basler for supper. Elyria shoppers were seen with Mr and Mrs Rolfe and Mrs Will McKenzie.
London dispatch reports a broad fall in animal prices at the city zoo stocktake. Lions now fetch 150 to 200 dollars, hippos about 200, elephants and giraffes also decline, Komodo dragons remain high at over 5,000 each on loan, rhinos and gorillas valued around 5,000 per specimen. Snakes priced but not stated.
Mrs. Martha Burrows hosted a Sunday guest lineup including Estella Garrett of Wellington and Donald Day with Harold Fox in Miy ria. F H McClellan of Brighton, Gladys Carpenter, and Julia Collingwood shared dinner with Dean McClelan. Albert Langdon hosted Warren Grills of Grafton and Mrs Snyder with Gordon Miller of Ashland as Sunday guests.
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